I didn't realize it at the time, how glad I would be to have pictures of K37 497 operating. Fast forward 23 years and who know if we will ever see 497 run again.

An empty Utah Railway coal train is about to go through the tunnel at the end of east end of the Martin yard. The train will get it's load at the Wildcat loadout.

A Utah Railway coal train descends the Gilluly loop with a four unit set of MPI leasers. You can see the lower leg of the loop to the right.

The sun has just come up. The San Francisco peaks of Flagstaff are in the back ground, and a hot Santa Fe intermodal is rounding the bend. Life is pretty good right about now.

UP 3882 is just west of Lava Hot Springs, Idaho. The things you find while editing a photo. On the lower right side of the frame is a goat laying on a wire spool.

With the wet spring, the landscape is very green as SD70M's 3882, 4333, 4969. roll eastbound through McCammon, Idaho.

A morning eastbound manifest is between Inkom and McCammon Idaho. On the Pocatello Subdivision. SD70M's 3882, 4333, 4969.

SD70M's 4794 4735, 4185, 4577 roll along with the Denver to Salt Lake Z train between Devils slide and Morgan, Utah.

Utah Central GP15's leased from Larry's truck 1496 and 1401 sit in the Utah Central yard.

Four elephant style SD70M's 4794 4735 4185 4577 lead one of the hottest trains on the UP system.

UP 6778 and 5965 are moving right along, west of the town of Echo nearing Henefer.

My hike into the Narrows looked like it was going to be a failure on Tuesday night. The sun was just about to set, when the head light of 6061 rounded the bend just in time.

UP 6778 rolls westbound through Echo Canyon.

Returning from the Los Angeles Union Station 50th celebration. Still sporting it's old number 8444 with E9 951 and brand new SD60M 6085 the train is east of Las Vegas, after spending the night the... (more)

A quartet of SD70M all elephant style is handle the Denver to Salt Lake City Z train. UPS is the main customer of this train. It's late evening and the train is heading westbound through Emory. T... (more)